Lowering F4i with link?
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Not at all. Just remember to loosen the top bolts slowly. One side at a time. If you loosen them too much, your bike will drop all the way down to the front wheel fairing assuming you're not using a hoist, which I didn't use without any problems.
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find a way to suspend the subframe, using a hoist or something similar. This is to take the load off the shock. Locate your rear shock and unbolt the lower mounting nut on the shock, along with the other two nuts on the link plate. Remove link plates and install new ones. I bolted the dogbone on the bottom first, then the middle bolt to the swingarm, then the lower bolt on the shock. Torque to 33 lb-ft. I didn't use a hoist. I had my bike on the kickstand and used my shoulder to lift the tail. Not a smart way to do it because you put a lot of stress on the tail fairing and you can tip your bike. This is a very quick and easy procedure IF you have the right tools.
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